;" THE DAILT EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1869. I wnwa suiviivxAivy. I t'ltr Altai. I i! TAt tbe rrKul(ir meeting of the Boaril of ! VTLo1 Controllers bold yesterday afternoon, J "r. Freeborn called attention to the fact that J in Rome of the Bectiona the vacation had com- , iurnced neveral days earlier than in others, ; ftnd he thought there should be uniformity I both in the closing and opening of the I fichoolH. He had learned that Gorman is I taught in one or more of the schools by out- I side teachers, and elocution also. If the School Controllers have the power over mien I iuatters they are supposed to have, it is time it was exercised. The nutter was referred to f the Committee on Schools. Mr. llickok offered as an amendment to the by-laws, that J no pupil in nny school under tho jurisdiction I of tho board shall bo required to memorize or I fcive rerbtttiui recitations of tho text of the J Constitution of tho United States; neither Khali it be required of applicants for teachers' I rertiiicates at tho semi-annual examinations. F rhutim recitations of the Constitution shall riot be counted in the averages. Under tho t rules, the proposed amendment cannot be acted upon until tho next slated meeting. An adjourned meeting of delegates from the various Trades Unions of the city was held last evening at tho Schuylkill Hose House. T. F. Koss was appointed Chairman, and Frederick Laker Secretary. The credentials of a number of delegates were presented. The Chairman alluded in feeling terms to tho death of the late Mr. Sylvi.i, President of the National Labor Association. He also referred to the Labor Congress which will meet in this city on the Hit u of the present month, and urged upon all present to use their efforts to acquaint tho members of tho different trados cf the important gathering. Mr. Joseph II. Lorant, of Brooklyn, reached this city yesterday, in search of two men, whom ho charged with stealing from him lace veils, silks, etc., valued at five thou sand dollars. F.y tho aid of Detective Cobb and others tho alleged fugitives were found at a house in Uuttonwood street, and all tho property was recovered. Tho prisoners had a hearing before Alderman Kerr, when Mr. Lorant testified that one of tho accused lived witu him, and that upon his going homo one day he found that all his goods had been re moved. The prisoners were held for a hear ing in two weeks. Thomas Trice, .'!!) years old, while work ing yesterday on a steamboat at Arch street wharf, fell into tho hold and wius badly in jured internally. IIo was taken to tho Pennsylva nia Hospital. Last evening, about o'clock, several cars tilled with coal ran off tho track of the connecting railroad while passing through the tunnel at Thirty-second and Market streets, and were completely demolished. The coal was scattered in all directions, and considera ble loss was sustained thereby. As far as ascertained, no one was injured. DoiiicnIIc AtlalrN. Gold closed yesterday at 1 :"."" 3. To-day the President will leave "Washing ton lor .New lork. Governor-elect Senter, of Tennessee, had a reception at Nashvillo last night. The plate printers of New York and Washington still hold out for higher wages. Admiral Dahlgren was yesterday placed in command of the Washington .Navy lard. A meeting in favor of moving tho na tional capital to tho Mississippi valley was held last night at St. Louis. Secretary llobeson has restored to many United States war vessels the names they bore prior to Mr. Borie's action in reference to them. Admiral Hoff's despatches from Cuba concerning tho execution of Americans at Santiago de Cuba :aro in charge of tho State Department. Gus Ford and Georgo Kuhn, escaped prisoners from the Baltimore jail, have been recaptured. I he capture, of Hon man, the Harnden Express robber, is also expected to take place soon. The practice of army officers to draw double pay for a time, and afterwards to re fund the overdue amount to Government, i to cease. Officers transgressing hereafter ure to be tried by court-martial. The steamship San Jacinto, from New York for Savannah, ba., ran ashore at Uoily s Island at 2 A. M., on the 7th inst. The pas sengers and crew are safe, and if the weather . 1 .I V' 1 1 1 1 .11 remains cairn me snip may do iiuuiuu on. The Fisk and llamsey people have at last been brought into collision. In a right at the tunnel on the Susquehanna road, several men were injured. Fink's men are armed with revolvers. The Pennsylvania Central and other railroads have offered money and aid to the Susquehanna liauroad. Yesterday the nominating convention of Huntingdon county made tho following selec tions of candidates: For member of Assem bly. J. M. hwoope; uismci Attorney, m. u. Little: Prothonotary, F. S. Vow.; llegulator and Recorder, J. E. Smucker; Treasurer, Wil liam Williamson. Thp Allinnv n ml NiiiMiiM-linniiti Knilrnuil War. BiNOiiAMTOs, Atiij. 10. The managers of tlu Erin Kailwav Company an.! busy this morn- imr nreiiarimr to proj-ci'Uto the Albany and Sus- (luehanna Railroad. Very little trustworthy in- t,.vm,itiim conccrnlni' the po-moii ot the case can be ascertained, but. as umi.i1 in such affair the streets are full of rumors. Two snecial trains, tilled with workmen, or i...-ni.,." so called, left this city this moriuu: before U o'clock, on tho Albany and Susquehanna Frp. liailroad cars. Tho party consisted ,a su men. under charge of !S. 1. Mucker, Gene ral Superintendent of the Erie Road, and il. 1). p., nivi-mn .went, ihev took with tlieui a .,..'..,1 ,iv i.f beef and Hour, and appeared mol e ib. ,i military expedition than a civil jmi m. u minion. MoKtof the men heretofore employed on the . Mi. invniid Snsum-hanim Railroad are i..!..., i'.ii.. I'-i.ionoon uo trains have arrive i fr. Albunv since yesterday morning. It Is rcport- '.. .i ... .1.,. ...nin wi.t.-h left here last nlsjlit was L . u ....v lar-e force of men in tuu Kainecy interest. Removed to Fort Lafayette. r.. ...!. Unr Pratt, of Texas, who w-fASl tUSV an-l treason before the United StTatcs Courts and for wla a wm ot zLSti Fo't SSI wan last niuu """' - United States soldiery Tln Niirutoun Knees. Kakatooa Auir. 10. The races to-day hero .?.t?i';. First race, a handicap tor all hor etl a h d run at the me.-tin-, one and all norsts uiai u vu u , . entrance three-m arier juncs. j. . - T1 !S"Kw viK7T cle.y followed by t e,.A caiuuiu. c ,11 no-na fnr a miles for all beconu race, wui r . 7.o, purse of i:i(K), was won by AbdclK adcr in oi i i VW."!1'?";.:: motion nurse of t4 (), one and one-eighth nle horses I e t n i. 'nee during the meeting allowed .eve.. n K u.;. . ten lioiiuil; turee imxico, 4- . FROM EUROPE. ArrlVRl nl OtMTnmtown oflhe Ynrlit Nitppho. Orr.nNSTowN, Atnr. 10. The American sctir. Vnclit Sanriho. nwneil liv W. TVunrlaaa if tho New York Yacht Club, which left the lightship at Sandy Hook at -2tt A. M. (New York time) July as, arrived here last night at ! o'clock pre cisely (Greenwich time), thus making the trans atlantic voyage in Yi days ! hours and :! minutes. She reports liirlit winds and foggy weather. All well on board. Our ( oiimil nt i;inuow. London. Auir. 10. The Eci-ninn Trlwanh (Liberal) of yesterday contained an' editorial on the case ol llaggorty, who was appointed American Consul at (ilasgow. The writer, after paying a tribute to tho uniform good faith of the American Executive, as far as Keuianisin is concerned, ju-tilies the refusal of the Uritish (iovernmcni, to irraut liis exeiiiiatur. President (irant had no notice of the record of Haggc.rtv. and under the circumstances the tiov- ermiieiit had no ojitiou tint to refuse to acknow ledge him, and the justice of the refusal will doubtless lie recognized at Washington. Mr. (iladstone is again unite ill, nnd his con dition causes anxiety among his friends. Further failures are reported among linns in the cotton trade at I're.-ton. A Itoyal At out. The roval assent has been given to the bill for the purchase of the telegraph lines by the (lov- cniiucnt. Tlio llnrvnrd C'rrw. The Harvard boat crew were out again for practice last evening, and made faster time than at anv previous trial, though tliev rowed agaml wind and tide. They used on this occasion the London Club boat. The crew was composed of I.yinan, bow: boring, stroke: Fay. and Simmons, bvinan and Fay arc the reliefs who recently ar rived in England. The coxswain lias already acquired good knowledge of the course. The Siililiie. Cur.nnorno, Aug. 10. I lie United States frigate Sabine has arrived at this port. New Telrtcrniih jhnterprlmvi. Lisv.oN, Aug. 10. A French company has ottered to construct a telegraph line from Lisbon and Gibraltar to Kngland and America on a twenty years concession without a subsidy. Iiitnrrcotloiinrv .Hnvciiiriilx in Kpniiu Pa itis. Aug. 10. The J'atriv savs large bands. composed of officers and soldiers and members of the Clerical party, have assembled in the northern districts of Spain, well armed and or ganized. It is reported that a great I arlist uc moiistration has been fixed for Augast 5. -Mr. Gladstone is again ill, and his friends express anxiety for his welfare. Mr. Motley has appointed Mr. .hast man to act as American Consul at Glasgow until the trouble caused by the refusal of an exe quatur to Mr. Haggerty is settled. The Steamship f 'loopiilrn l.owt I'lissomier 1111(1 I l'CW All mivcii, St. Johns, N. v.. Aug. 10. 1 he steamship Cleopatra. Captain Donald, from Montreal for London, was totally lost near J repassy, m. r.. on fcunday mglit. Hie passengers ana crew were all saved, aud have arrived here. The Ccrniania and Cleopatra were both lot near the same place, near Trepassy. the former on Saturday last, and the latter on Sunday. No lives lost. 1 he passengers of the Germaina are still at Trepassy. TIIK CANVASSERS. Their I'lnee nt illeeliiiK. "Pursuant to adjournment, tho Board of Aldermen reassembled in tho Common Coun cil chamber yesterday afternoon at 15 o'clock, President Alderman David Beitler in tho chair. Alter tho board was called lo order, tho following resolution was read and adopted: JCi Kulcni, l lint the canvassers 01 tho several divisions of the wards of tho city of Philadel phia be and they are hereby directed to moot on the L'd and 4th days of October at tho places hereinafter named in their respective wards and divisions. rinsT wxr.n. First division J. Kivel's, League Island road Second Eli.. J'.ouvior, N. E. corner Moya mousing road and Greenwich. Third Henry Saner, S. E. corner Moyamen- siii road and Keed. Fourth H. Flach, cor. Fourth and Wharton. l'ifth i. lrautman s, cor. iitth aud Diek- erson. Sixth S "Peak, cor. Sixth and Dickerson. Seventh Michael Farley, N. E. cor. Passyuuk road and Moore. Eighth C. Spring, cor. Eighth and Medina, Ninth Joseph Ilaigh, No. 1 7.i. S. Fifth. Tenth Adam Alburcor, N. W. corner Second and McClellan. SKCOND WAItD, First Division Richard Andrews, S. E. coi ner Second and Prime. Second Edward Wachtcr, N. E. corner of Second and Carpenter. Third David Bennett, N. W. corner Moya mousing avenue and Washington street. Fourth Win. Maurmaim, S. W. corner Third and Christian. Fifth H. Lyman, cor. Fifth and Federal. Sixth K. Lehman, cor. Fifth and Christian Seventh Jos. Sinister, S. E. corner Passyunk road and Christian street. Eighth C. Fusch, cor. Fifth and Redwood. Ninth II. Logan, cor. Tenth and Carpenter. Tenth M. V. Hampton, h. W. corner Lie veiith and Carpenter. Eleventh John Halfpenny, fr. W. corner Ninth and Haniilla. Twelfth John uodiiington, s. lu. corner Moyamensing road and Federal street. Thirteenth trancis nagerty, jn. hi. comer Eighth and Carpenter. 1-ourteenth iiichard htokes, h. i. corner Passyunk road and Federal street. l-iiteenth danios iiuckey, s. w. corner Twelfth and Peters. THIIil) WAItD. i-irst envision Mimuei heihy, northeast cor ner Second and Christian. Second Joel Week, No. L'll Oueon. Third A. Kohoe, cor. Second and German. Fourth T. W. McKinley, No. M)g S. Sixth. 1 if th C. Cayott, southwest corner Passyunk road and German street. Mxth rat rick ilci.rystal, southwest corner Sixth and Catharine. Seventh Industry, No. 711! Catharine. Eighth L. Sclinater, southwest cor. Eleventh and t ltzwater. Ninth I). Alexander, southeast cor. Juniper and i ltzwater. rouiiTH WAKP. First division Joseph King, 7ls Swanson. Second Considine's, Second and Khippen. Third W. Luckhart, Second and Munroo. Fourth Charles Seithors, (11 1 S. Third. Fifth Owen Lamb, South and Charles. Sixth Eobel, Fifth, below Shippen. Seventh J. C. Allen, Seventh and South. Eighth E. llementer, Sill lut.water. Tenth T. Smith, cor. South and Juniper. Eleventh Wildeys, Eleventh and 1'itzwuter. 1 irru WAiti). First division N. E. cor. Third nnd Gaskill. Second N. W. corner Third and Lombard. Third S. W. corner I itth and Lombard. Fourth Union below Third Fifth N. E. corner Second and hpruce. Sixth S. E. corner Fourth and Spruce. Seventh N. E. corner Fifth and Locust. Fi'dith Ji.W. cor. Dock and Exchan9 place. " fclXTH WARD. Firbt division S. W. cor. Second and Arch. Second Mt. Vernon Hotel, Second ab. Aroh. Third Kelly's, ltace above Second. Fourth St. Charles Hotel, Third bel. Arch. Fifth Falstaff Hotel, Sixth and Jayne. Sixth Win. Leach, iJ10 Cherry. Seventh White Bear, Fifth and Race. Eighth Brood's, S. W. cor. Crown and Vine. HEVENTH WARD. First division D. M. Matthews, Lombard aud Eighth. ' Second Campbell, Lombard and Tenth. Third Win. Jeffries, Pine and Tenth. Fifth Donnelly, Fifteenth below Lombard. Sixth S. W. cor. Sixteonth and Lombard. Seventh S. W. cor. Sixteenth and Holmuth. Eighth Parks, Seventeenth aud Carter. Ninth S. W. cor. Eighteenth and Naudain. Tenth J. Patterson, Nineteenth and South. Eleventh J. Cleiidenuing, Twentieth and Pine. Thirteenth Conner. Twenty-fourth and Pine. Fourteenth Jos. McGinley, Twenty-third and Naudain. i:ioiitii WAIUI. First division '.to I S. Eighth. Second S. W. cor. Twelfth and Latimer. Third '' II S. Broad. Fourth S. E. corner Broad and Chesnnt. Fifth Tweuty-lirst and Lombard. Sixth 1 '.."( Summer. Seventh Cor. Seventeenth and Latimer. NINTH W.l;l). First division S. E. cor. Eighth and Filbert. Second Filbert above Eighth. Third Filbert below Tenth. Fourth Thirteenth and Filbert. Fifth Broad above Chesnnt. Sixth D. B. Beitler, 1(! 10 Market. Seventh S. E. cor. Twentieth and Market. Eiyhth S. W. eor. Twentieth and Filbert. TENTH WARP. First Division D. Myers, 1 IS N. Seventh. Second N. W. cor. Ninth and Cherry. Third S. W. cor. Eleventh and Vine. Fourth W. Evear, Eleventh, below Mark's lane. Fifth 1 1 1 nnd 1 1 " N. Broad, Columbia House. Sixth S. E. cor. Thirteenth and Monterey. Seventh N. W. cor. Fifteenth and Cowslip. Eighth S. W. cor. Sixteenth and Cherry. Ninth G. C. Wilkins, li:j North Eighth. Tenth S. W. cor. Twenty-first and Toner. Eleventh S. E. cor. Twenty-first and Winter. Twelfth S. W. cor. Twenty-second and Vino. ELEVENTH WAKD. First division N. W. cor. Front nnd Vine. SecondCor. New Market aud Callowhill. Third Joseph Rony, "J0 N. Front. Fourth Peter Dwier, Lo .New Market. Fifth N. W. cor. St. John and Buttonwood, Sixth Jos. Keller, cor. Second and Coates. Seventh John Lanten, 717 N. Third. Eighth II. Smith, Second, above Brown. TWELFTH W.VIlD. First Division Miller's Hotel, ."III N. Front. Second B. Fisher, .V7 Callowhill. Third Walters, Dilwyn and Buttonwood. Fourth Metz, Y'ork avenue and Noble. Fifth Jos. Edwards, V,ir N. Fifth. Sixth J. Mannerings, Mo N. Third. Seventh J. Weston, Fifth and Poplar. THIRTEENTH WAI:I. First Division Cor. Franklin and Callowhill. Second S. E. cor. Ninth and Noble. Third S. S. Marklv, 7 1 1 Spring Garden. Fourth Cor. Eighth and Spring Garden. Fifth N. W. corner Seventh and Wallace. Sixth N. E. cor. Ninth and Contes. Seventh Cor. Seventh aud Brown. Eighth N. E. cor. Ninth nnd Brown. FOt'HTEENTH WAKD. First division Mary Christopher, N. E. cor ner Eleventh and Callowhill. Second John Kleano, N. E. corner Thir teenth and Callowhill. Third Coulter Russell, No. lll'l Ridgo ave. Fourth John Sailor, N. W. corner Thir teenth and Brandywino. Fifth S. W. cor. Eleventh and Coates. Sixth J. Miller, N. E. cor. Broad, nnd Coates. Seventh N. E. cor. Tenth and Fairish. EighthJohn B. Hurley, S. W. cor. Twelfth and Pnrrish. Ninth Edward Nicholas. 1 1 IS Haines. Tenth E. Haitsuff', S. W. cor. Thirteenth aud Ogden. FIFTEENTH WAliT). First Division H. Young, S. E. cor. Fif teenth and Callowhill. Second Logan Hall. 1701 Vino. Third S. W. cor. Ridge av. and Coates. Fourth N. E. cor Fifteenth aud Brown, l'ifth Wm. Marks, .'ill N. Twentieth. Sixth Cor. Twenty-second and Callowhill. Seventh Cor. Twenty-fourth and Coates. Eighth Cor. Twenty-second and Coates. Ninth A. AY. Rand, isi l North. Tenth H. E. Hawkins, L'll;! Mt. Vernon. Eleventh J. Munn, cor. Francis and Shirley. Twelfth Libers, 100 1 Brandywino. Thirteenth John Weller, L':!l 1 Brown. Fourteenth G. Keeler, Ridge av. ab. Six teenth. Fifteenth C. Gurke, S. E. cor. Parish and Corinthian avenue. Sixteenth Benjamin Elder, N. E. cor. Six teenth nnd Spring Garden. Seventeenth 170 Buttonwood. Eighteenth Cor. Twentieth nnd Hamilton. Nineteenth A. Stroud, N. L. cor. iwenty second and Callowhill. SIXTEENTH WAliD. First division S. E. cor. Front and Laurel. Second David Morris, llol N. Front- Third Lewis Roller, 1L". Laurel. Fourth H. Hornuug, Second and German town avenue. Fifth S. E. cor. Third nnd Beaver. Sixth W. Siner, lolo N. Fourth. Scvi'iitli V V env Emirth nnd Ceorfc Eighth-A. Miller, Oi'O N. Fifth. S E V EN T i: F.N 1 11 WAIST). First division Cor. Front nnd Master. Second Cor. Howard and Thompson. Third N. W. corner Front and Master. Fourth S. W. cor. Palcthorp and Thompson. Ill th C. Dohrenger, .,l". dermantown av. Sixth W. Cullin, cor. Second and Master. Seventh T. Spence, 1." 12 North Second. Eighth H. E. cor. Fifth nnd Thompson. Ninth S. E. cor. Fifth nnd Jefferson. Tenth J. (iibson, 't hird, below Thompson. F-IGirrEI'.NTH WA11D. First division John Fredericks, corner of Maiulerson street and Frankford road. Second A. Rotter, L'li.l Richmond street. Third J. Lewis, Belgrade and Frankford rd. Fourth P. Pnrrish, IlOO East Girard avenue. Fifth G. W. Simons, .VJl' Richmond street. Sixth J. Lewis, 7o: Richmond street. Seventh J. P. Pote, SI.'! Richmond street. Lightl. 1". Kline, cor. 1 Ianover and Moyer. Ninth A. Weber, Palmer and Belgrade. Tenth W. Crowlton, Otis and Thompson. Eleventh Richmond and Norris. Twelfth W. Rankin. lL':U Edgomout street. NINETEENTH WAItD. First division 10.1:! Germantown avenue. Second B. Imbody, 17 LI North Second. Third N. E. corner Second and Norris. Fourth J. Martin, WIS Frankford road. Fifth S. E. cor. Memphis and Dauphin, bixth N. E. cor. TiXLlou uvou.10 and Yo.L Seventh A. Ihrig, 1718 North Third. Eighth N. Mullen, Amber and Taylor. Ninth N. E. cor. Fourth and Diamond. Tenth 8. E. cor. Dauphin and Holmes. Eleventh P. Kreckel, Manhart, above York. Twelfth J. Monatt, 2000 Germantown av. Thirteenth N. E. cor. Second and York. Fourteenth N. E. cor. Front and Dauphin. TWENTIETH WARD. First Division 72." Toplar. Second N. E. cor. Franklin and Girard av. Third v-N. E. cor. Seventh and Oxford. Fourth S. E. cor. Eleventh and Girard av. l'ifth S. E. cor. Twelfth and Girard av. Sixth N. E. cor. Deacon and Girard av. Seventh S. E. cor. Jefferson and Camac. Eighth 1211 Amity. Ninth N. W. cor. Ridgo av. and Jefferson. Tenth N. W. cor. Twenty-fourth and J offer son. Eleventh S. E. cor. Eleventh and Oxford. Twelfth N. E. cor. Franklin nnd Oxford. Thirteenth N. E. cor. Twelfth aud Jeff erson. Fourteenth S. W. cor Thirteenth and Ox ford. Fifteenth Cor. Fifteenth and Thompson. Sixteenth 1C2I Seybert. Seventeenth Cor. Nineteenth aud Seybert. Eighteenth 2111 North Sixth. Nineteenth Cor. Tenth aud Columbia ave. Twentieth College and Poplar. TWENTY-FIHST WARD. First division Fountain Hotel. Second Blamer's Hotel. Third-Eaglo Hotel. Fourth Meltzer's Hotel. Fifth Shoosmith's Hotel. Sixth Mt. Vernon Hotel. Seventh Anble's Hotel. Eighth Nighley's Hotel. TWENTY-SECOND WAKD. First division Felton's Hotel, Feltonvillo. Second Clayton's Hotel, Branchtown. Third Napley's, Wister. Fourth Fellowship Hall, Armat. l ifth Railroad Hotel, Main and Price. Sixth Town Hall. Seventh Odd Fellows' Hall, Mount Airy. Eighth Donalo "a Hotel, Chesnnt Hill. Ninth Germantown av. nnd Franklin. Tenth Main and Manheim. Eleventh Hughes' Hotel, near Haines. TWENTY-THIRD WAItD. First division Johnson's, Main and Baker. Second Mundy's, Bustleton, llolmesburg. Third Knight's, Byberry store. Fourth Sacketts, 4 SOS Frankford street. Fifth Curres", 4 70S Frankford street. Sixth Englehardt's, 421" Frankford street. Seventh Samuel Fiss, l.'iol Frankford street. Eighth Meyers', Tacony. Ninth Campbell's, Bristol pike and bridge. Tenth Ay re's, 20.1 Church. TWENTY-FOI KTH WAKD. First division Powelton Hotel, Thirty-fifth nnd Lancaster areuue. Second Thirty-fourth nnd Lnncaster av. Third William Peun Hotel, Market, above Thirty-eighth. Fourth Working House, Thirty-ninth and Market. Fifth S. E. cor. Forty-first and Haverford. Sixth Reeves' Hotel, Fifty-third aud Haver ford. Seventh Whitesides' Hotel, Haddington. Eighth Monroe Engine house, Lancaster pike. Ninth Smith's Hotel, Belmont av. and Ford road. Tenth VorTges' office, Fortieth above Elm. Eleventh Haverford and Lancaster avenue Twelfth Cor. Eastline and Brooklyn. Thirteenth Rising Sun Hotel, Forty-eighth nnd Lancnster avenue. Fourteenth Adams' Hotel, Thirty-sixth and llnverlovd. TWENTY-FIFTH WAIID. First division Clifford's, Germantown ave nue nnd Nieotown lane. Second Sergeant's, Kensington avenue. Third Diekerson's, Bridge st., Bridesburg. Fourth Richmond st. and Lehigh avenue. I itth Lranklord road ami Clearhold street. Sixth Sehoele's, Clearfield and Richmond. Seventh Schroeder's, 2702 Frankford road. Eighth 101k road and Germantoivn avenue. TWENTY-SIXTH WAItD. First division Passyunk r'd and Ropo Ferry. Second Cor. rassyunk road and Wharton. Third S.W. cor. Thirteenth and Wharton. Fourth N.W. cor. Clarion aud Federal. F'ifth S.W. cor. Eighth nnd Carpenter. Sixth lley s, S. . cor. Broad aud South. Seventh S. E. cor. Eighteenth and South. Eighth Cor. Twenty-hrst and Christian. Ninth Glass', 1014 S. Twenty-second. Tenth Cor. Twenty-eighth and Federal. Eleventh Cor. Twentieth and Pemberton. Twellth Cumin's, 1070 S. Eleventh. Thirteenth Cor. Seventeenth and Federal. Fourteenth McCaudless', 1S2." Catharine. Fifteenth Cor. Twentieth and Federal. TW ENT Y-SEVENTII WARD. First division Division House, Darby road nnd Chesnnt street. Second Thirty-seventh and Locust. Third Thirty-sixth, south of Market. Fourth Fortieth and Market. Filth Forty-second and Darby road. Sixth Forty-second nnd Market. Seventh Rising Sun Hotel, Darby. Eighth Blue Bell Hotel, Darby. TWENTY-EKIHTH WARD. First Division Norris, ISO" Mervino. Second Hampshire's, L':!.M! N. Eighth. T hird Dowdell's, ;i;!."0 Germantown av. Fourth Whites, Twentieth and Venango. Fifth Scattergood's, Lamb Tavern. Sixth Ridge av. and Arlington lane. Seventh Dobbs', Scott's lane. Eighth Walker, Falls of Schuylkill. Tho following was ollered and adopted: liixulcid. That the next meeting of tho bonrd be held on Monday, September b, 1S00, at three o clock 1 . 31., lor tho purpose of pro ceeding to tho appointment of judges and in spectors 01 elections in 1110 various election divisions in the several wards, to conduct the elections to be held on tho 12th day of Octo ber, lbOO, in compliance with section 21 of an net approved April 17, 100, entitled "An act further supplemental to the act relative to the elections ot this Commonwealth. ' Ad journed. . t flm Kiiriiifflclil Street Clmiw.l 11. .t.,., n... . I. - - -v ., . vyc i( niy two years old and lame Iroin a fall, was sup 1, ..I .I..M1I till' ills (1 IV fill ll'l- I '!..,.. I ....I . I n i...... .. j - . . , v Ji'un ninciy-eigui, uuu nuuiuci j veteran aged one 11UI1U I 1.11. The ratrle notes that Marshal Serrano is I" n ----- iiu n III occupy tho royal residence at La (irania, and liiiu lii'fni iilpiiKi'd to eoininiiiwl o.i.... ,.n .... . , 1 11 h.f lir.rill rlllir III! KLV1C Ol II. Kliv-l.n.i.r,, II.. I . . , . - mm ilu iimcim acts thnll henceforth bo in tho name of his lligh- The new 1 rench Ambassador to Madrid was receivcu on me i-uu int. by -Marshal Serrano. In rcpiy 10 uie .umisier me Hegent said that ho was "v "'i'uwics oi napoleon for the Spanish nation. A vessel cleared nt Mm n,ui.. -... n... - . - ...v. .j,nkill lib 1(11 ii iioue the other clay for Constantinople with S0.O0O A new tolotTimli ltiiA ii xr,,. a ia stretched upon cedar posts, which have to be imported. 1 here arc said to be two hundred people at t'aul t milh x, lu the Adlroudaeks. Hin uccom- nioaui-oti are calculutwl lor elvty. MARINE TELEGRAPH. For add il iinml Marvxr Xew we. first I'a'i ALMANAO FOR PHII.ADK.I PH I A-TI1H DAY. Ri N Kisfh 5 IIS 1 M'MiN Sf.ts fl 4j Si N hKis 7 4 I Hum Water 4 4.1 rilll.ADKI.rutA HOARD OK TR&DK. JopnO. Jamfb, 1 y. it. iMuiiioHow, committf-R of the Month. Tiiomah L. CiiLLKsriF;, r., ) .TIOVE.MKNTH OH IKK AN NTEAMMII I PH. KI.)K AM KU. til A. Mnln Kouthiimrit(in.....V'w Vork Tn'y 27 Alii"io Liverpool New Vovk via Bui.. ..'uiy 27 frtiuiny LivtirpiMil lmilioc luly Hrniihylvaniu .. .I ivprpixil ....Ni.w Viirk inly as iMi'riivi.in I,ivriiMit Nnw Vurk Inlv - ' Onmliria I.Iakciiw Nhw York I'liv Ktnu I.ivi'rpoul. . ..iSew Vurk .Inly l.iiliiyftto lirrst Xpw York Inly A In Ian til 1 4iniloti iw York .July I'.nltunore.. ..Soutlmiiiplon. ...pnhimore July HK KUKOl'K. Ihio P.ultinioro. ...Hri'niPil ... Ann. A m. Aim. A iiu. Aus. A HIT. Auk. Auk. Auk. Kiishu Now oik. ...Liverpool . nvinla Now York, ... Liverpool . rultnvrH Nw York Livnrtiool . Cityot A iitwoTp.Nfw Y'ork. ...Liverpool ('iileiloma Niiw York....(iliififov Kiin New York. ...Livoriiool iiniiirin New ork. ...Liverpool 1'ity ot huMon . .New York. ...Livoriiool l-.tna Piti nrk. ... Liverpool . ..Aui!. UOASTWISK. UU.MKNI IU. KTO. Alnsku New York. ...Asiniiwall ..Au. . . A UK. ..Auk. ..Auk. ..Auk. .Missouri Ni'w York. ... Havana A Nas.iu. Pioneer Philmla Wilniinmori I nntiwtimla Plnlaila Savannab Ulei'iiutra New York Vera (Jmz a .no Pliilaila Now I Means Aii. Pionth Anierien..Vew ork. ...ltio Janeiro Auir. Hlftiia are torwanlerl I iy every steamer in the recti lar lines. The steaniern tor or from l.ivernool call at Oiieenni own. ex cept the Canadian line, vvhieh call at Lonilonit Try. Tito Bliainers for or from tho Continent call at Soulliampton. CLF.ARK.n YKSTKRDAV. Ship Majestic, (iihuonn, Maldonado i L'raiii.ij i, S. L. -Merchant & ( 'o. Steamship I'romutheus, i ray, Charleston, K. A. Souder A Co. Steamer J. S. Shriver, Dennin, lialtimore, A. tJroves, Jr. uriK nomas nuilur, noiuuaon, Antixua, I. .uts.iu .t noes. HriK Torrent, (iould. Salem. Hammett. N'eill . Hn. Schr (J. K. Jackson, lilackman, (Salem, Day, lliulilell A Co. Schr Jas. 8 Hewitt, Foster, Fast (JiimbriilKO, do. Schr.I.M. Fitimtrick, Smith, l'ortsrauuth, do. Schr Mary Haley, Haley, Newhuryport, do. Schr K. tf. Irwin, Atkins, (Jamliridceport, d ). Schr R. Ii. 'J ay, linker, CamliridKeport, do. Schr V. P. Phillips, Somers, ( 'ainhrnloport, do. Schr John Stroup, Orawloril, Boston, do. Schr W. S. HoiiKlilen, Tatem, Boston, do. echrJ W. Hall, Howoll, Boston. do. M'lir t.race l niton, litis, Salo.ii, WRrren (.rocK. Schr A lice I.ea, Foster, V ilminRton.Del , V. .rkin,.n &, Co. Schr I'aston, Wilson, Baltimuru, O. W. tioyer. 1 uks I nomas ilellerson, Allen, Baltimore, and ( nmmn. dore, u.lson, Huvre do Ciraco, with tows ot barites, W. t . I- IJ (10 ll K.O. ARRIVED VFSTKRDAV. Steamer D. Ut lev. Davis. 21 houis Imm New Vork. with llidse. to W. M. Ba.rd A Co. Steamer Noveltv. Wilcox. 21 hours from New York. with mdse. to W. M. Ba.rd A Co. N. H. haruno Clara, Probst. 51 days from Brem-jn. with nulso. to j. W estorKajird A Co. li'ltuult., Int. -I I In, Ioiik. 14. spoke barque Inca ( Brum. 1, I nun Bremen tr Balti more. Ital. baril.ie Assunta. Inro. V1 davs from Ali.aute- with iron to J. K, Ba.ley A Co. Br.K Cosmos. I'arsoiis. .1 davs from Now ork. in ba'.I.ist to J. K. Bazley A (;o. Mclir vt inK nt tlio siorniiiK. nicl arlanil. Udafafrnin Ca.barien, with molasses to llallett A Son. Schr Ida r . W heeler. liver. 7 davs from (ardtner. Mo.. with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr Ablne. Davis. 7 dava Irom i -ardiner. Mn.. with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr James -Martin. Baker, from Bosir.n. witii mdse. to Mershon A Cloud. Schr Nellie Bunrcss, McKeen. from CJardiner. wirn mdse. to Mershon A (Jloud. chr l.iKikout. Shaw, irom Now York, with rail to Merslu A Cloud. Schr Irvine, b.PKins, from Salem. Schr J. Clark, Fowler, from Providence. Boat K. Sherman. ann-.er. from I hreo Kivors. Canada, with .iK iron to A. Whitney A Sons. Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from ISukiiniiro, with a tow of barKoa to W. P. Clyde A Co. I UK rairy oueeu. Perkins, from llavre-uo-orace. with a tow ol liarKts to W. P. Clyde A Co. Kriff Abbio C Titcomb. arrived on Mondav from n 1 ora, is consiK.ieu to orKuiun jc v.o. li-'tirti tti 7 hi- r.rtitii'ii 7' f"lin 1. h. Havuk iik-Ciiai F.. Auu'ust 11. The following boats lo.'t nere in tow tins morning : Alontana, w ttli coal to order. J. K. Clover, with lumber to Taylor A Belts. J. H. McConkey, with pig ir,,n to Caboen A Co. Col. Reybert, with coal to T. Kmory A Co. I aura and V lla, with coal, for WilmniKton. Charlotte Bluckwoll, with lumber for Chester. l 'nriv..'oli.f. nre offjif I'iihiihiihia Kxrhninff. J.KV.KH, nei Aimust !i.--iiaroue PBilona. tor Boston. went to sea 7th inst. Monitor Dictator went nut at S P. l. vestrrduv. Baruue Helois. for lla.iiln.ri'. is at the Brown. iir.izs .leteor, tor Huston ; rra.no Kose, tor do. ; Henry Perkins, for Buth : and Hboiit. tVl sail ol vessels wiiich c.i.nu down last uixl.t are at tho Breakwater, ami will probably Kci io sen u nity. I lievactit v anderer. rro.n Chiladelonia for St. Amlress. lest both ancliorsand some chaiu oil Kir Island Flats, and t ut into the Breakwater, whero she was suiuilied wnti oineisaii'i proccuiieil. Wind NK. LAUAN 1.. LYONS. MKMlTuANDA. Shin Vast I.omond. Williams, tor Philadolnhia. sailed ireiu Liverpool hmu int. Mill, lyro, Baker, lienco, at Antwerp J-th nit. Steamship Hunter, llardinir. tor lkuiladelnhia. sailed irom rioniu'nt'fl nn insi. SloHiiistiiu I iimi or. Barrott. from W ilminirton. N. I).. for Philadelphia, llason board 3 3 bbis. spinis turpentiao, tt. uu. rosin, uo. tar, 4U uo. soapsioue, 31 pkKS. uuuo., and a lot of lumber. Steamer Ceo. 11. Stout. Lord, hence, at. l.eoriretown. IV C, ftb inst. SteamtuK l'liitn. t'hadwick. and Monitor Dictator. vaiiuuune, nence, at now ora :'tn .list. Itaritue t'O.net, I etne, hence, at London 2-th ult. Baruue Teiucu. Howeil. houce. at Cibraltar lKth nit. Baruue Ilaabet. Pedersen. hence- at F'.lsinore :34. h ult. for Crunstadt. Barque Sarah B. Halo. W hite, hence, at Portland Sth instant. Barui.o Hntlnune. illis. from Londoii for Philadelphia. was passed 'Jd inst. lat. 4:' 14, Ioiik. 47. uarque Aiiimi n. franklin. itoinrooK, trom Antwerp for (enoa. was eff Beachv Head 27tn ult. BnitW iu. Welsh, StrobridKe, hence, at Barbados, anil sailed 2Jd ult. fur Navassa. to load iruano for Philadnliiiioi. fc I'riK Mariposa, LeiKhlon, hence, ut Barbados, and sailed u uu. .or .xiw xora. BrlK Waverlev. lerrv. sailad from Falmouth -27rh ult. fni nun. Schr Kato V. Fdwnrds. Alton, from Providence for Phi. ladelphia at Newport tith inst: Sclir Abby Pitman, Lombard, bunco, at Mnrbleheud oth insiiini. Schr Maria Rnxana, Palmo'. honco. nt Salem 7th inst. SchrsC. W. May. Mnv: E. A L. Cordoi-v. I. nicer North. ern i.iunt, iiarper; -. lioice, Aitams; and w. r. rhehe ....... .. i,:i. ... t.u.L-11, 1(11 11131, 1,J, I Ulll,,l,.lllllljl, ii.o.ip ....., ........ h:..i..... r.i. .. .. ...!- Schr w illiain B. Munu. Mason, at Savannah 'Hii inst.. iroin iiosion. Schrs Codiless, Kelly: K. A.Conklin. Daniels: Trinmnh. Chester; and llaniel Webster, Comery, hence, ut 1'rovi- Schr Ann Saflord, Howell, hence, at Providence Wih instant. Schra Nathaniel Holmes. Northun: Marv (i. F.irr. Honest Abe; anil Cusper llelt, were below Providence th instant. Sclirt.. C. Morris. Art is. cleared at New York flth inst. lor rmlanclptim. ctir uia.u Miwyor, nawyer. lienco, at 1'ortsmouth 7th instant. Schra Island Belle. Parker, nnd L. A M. Knowles. t icmems, ta.ie(i lrum l oi ismuuiu uu inst, tor I'uiiiniel- phia. Schrs James A. Crocker, Currier, and Oscar F. Haw-Icy, l.aylos, bailed Iroin 1'roviuence .th inst. lor i'iiuudulpma. NOTIOK TO MARINFRS. Notice ia hereby Kiven that a new steam foe whistle has recently been erectod at nest Uuoddy Head Lisnt Sta. lion, t-outh side of the entrance to Fastpurt Bay, Maine, and during thick and foggy weather and snow storms the whistle will be sounded for eight seconda once in each minute, with an interval of lifty-two seconda between each Mil st. Bvordor. W. II. K HITRRIf K. f'ha rmnn Treasury Department, Oltice Lifhthouae llourd, Wusniuu- ton, u. vi.t Augusts, looif. HOSIERY GOODS. J. WILLIAM IIOFMAN No. U N. EIGHTH Street, IMilliutvlpliIti, Dealer In Hosiery Goods, Offers for sale a l.vge assortment of noslery, for Ladles', Gents', an Children's wear.; Socks, three quarter Souks, and Long Hose, of English and Ger man manufacture. UNDLH17EAH Of Cartwrlght A Warner's frnanufaeture, aeknow ledged to be the ties imported. Also, the Nwrfolkdaud New Brunswick, acknow ledged to be the bes of American Goods. These Goods In all sizes, for 4 T wsly Soringr and Summer Wear. ALEXANDER G. CATTELLA CO., FR01l'OK OCMM,KS''N MKROUAN1S, NaliORTH WUAKVKH HO. 1W NOHTU W ATKR 8TREET. . iUUJlU 0 CllUU, JUJJAS CiT-ii-U AMUSEMENTS. SCOTTISH GAMEvS 1 SCOTTISH GAMES I ! The Annual flamrnof the (JALKDONIAN CLUB, at OAKPAI.K PAKK, MONDAY, Aug. K 1W!. ami "pen to all competiton. First and Kctcoml t'riiet awAnled. linnie's two Itamla of Mnsio enKauorl for tho ocoainn. Fxcursions Trains every hour from Railroad Depot, Nintti and lireen streets. Also, Fourth and KiKhth btreets Paa enger (Jars run direct to the Grounds. Ailiins.ion, Ml cents-children, 26 cents. J W. McCLF.MF.Nt.l hief. JL1. ' JOS. W. THOMPSON, Third fhieflin. A !? X. 11 8 T R K K T T H E A T It FOR A .SHORT KK.ASON. COM M KNC1NU MATIii.-u.M.Vl,AY K.VK.MNd. Auk H. anm i,! m oU,N ATl'KAY A FTKltNOON lat 2 V, DLIWfr' ' Miustrelsy, on their m2'"';rt ,"' i Ninons Artists, rn.pr. ved rJmVi,1 r',"T''h',"t Ann' 'l Tour. enla.Ked. and ttiviiii r..L.. 1",r" ""ginalily, morn leal m Tit, lioors open at 7. fJommenelnit V of 8 o'olock Adni.ss.un asusual at thi.thei.lre CHAULKS 11. 1HIPRF.J1, Manser. A 'EK't:AN1CON'8EVATOlWoP"MU8IC A v hf0 Notu-e in F.ducational l!olunin. 1 24.wM 7 24wUb yALEH'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER V (4AHDKN Nos. 7J'. K3. 721 and 1M VINir k... TIIK (iHANIHlKCIlKSl KtoJ . f.,ri. or the grand 1HKK ok HA i km L'"1 expense .v .I A.;oB VALKR of mi'cXX, " mh naOo" I)e.IS4.- will raPr.., 1 ' ly 1 . v . i.-.. I; " 1 vvL-iv;, 1 ii-.hi nrir.n.nUll.TI anil K K.MiNU at the above-montioned ulana. Arf,.,i.... free. ll;ttf BLANK BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS. The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety OF FULL AND ZZALF-BOUND BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM, TASS, COPY-BOOKS, ETC ETC. To be fonnrt in this city, is at the OLD ESTABLISHED Blank Dook Manufactory OF JAS. B. SMITH & CO., No. 27 South SEVENTH St., 6 IS thstu3m PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE AUD SALESROOM, FIRST FLOOR ; WARS.; jtUC'.lia, Ll' STAlltS. CARRIACES. jr GARDNER & FLEMING, CAr.niAars builders, No. 214 South FIFTH Street. BELOW WALNUT. A Large Assortment of New and Second-hand J It It I GES, rKCLrmNa Kockaways, riiictons, Jenny Linda, Bnggle, Depot Wagons, Etc Etc., 3 23 tuthft For 8a le at Reduced Prices. JJARGH, FARRELL & WARREN I31VLiaiJS I3X PAPERS OF ALL KINDS, NO. 631 CIIESNUT STREET KO. C24 JAYNE STREET, 7 6 2ra rniLADELPJIIA. TO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AN1 largest assortment of the latest styles of Boot (iuiteis, and bhowa for Men and Boys can be hiU. at KKNKSTSOPP'8 Largo Kutnhlishment. 4 2 I'm No. N. NINTH Street rillLADELrillA RASPBERRY, JUCUN. I)A. Aericulturist. and other htrawherrv: Tjiwto lilutkberry Plants; liurUorri, Concord, and other (iraur Vine, iorsalebf & O. U. i LETC'HKR, Delanco, N. J. rpHE PRINCIPAL DEPO FOR TBS 8 ALB OF REVENUE STAMP No. 304 CHESNUT STREET. CENTRAL OFFICES, No. 105 S. FIFTH STREET, (Two doors below Chesnnt street), AMD NO. 432 WALNUT STREET, (Peirn Building) SSTABLISHED 1862. The sale of Revenue Stamps Is still continued at the Old-Establlshcd Agency. The stock comprises every denomination prlnte by the Government, and having at all times a largf surply, w are enabled to All and forward (by Mail Express), all orders Immediately upon receipt, a matter of great importance. United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafta on Philadelphia, and Tost OUlce Orders received la payment. Any Information regarding the decisions of Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfully and gratuitously furnished. Revenue Stands printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re celpts, etc. The following rates of commission are allowed on Stamrs and Stamped Taper On 2B and npwanls 2 per cent 100 " 3 " 300 " " AddreBS all orders, etc., to STAMP AGENCY, NO. 804 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELl'L I K,' UNWED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS of a kinds; oaa started envelops cic:j-:j ch haDd, won by Funny Ludlow.
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